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- The AI Imperative: Innovate or PerishAs artificial intelligence transforms industries, companies must adapt or face extinction in this new era of "Digital Darwinism.
- Author(s): Wolf Ruzicka & Victor Shilo
- 146 Pages
- Business + Money Management, Industries
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About the Book
The AI Imperative: Innovate or Perish
As artificial intelligence transforms industries, companies must adapt or face extinction in this new era of "Digital Darwinism." In AI Driven, technology practitioners Wolf Ruzicka and Victor Shilo draw on decades of experience guiding Fortune 500 companies through digital revolutions. They clarify for business leaders the various stages of a gradual evolution from a traditional into an AI-powered enterprise using five diverse case studies.
Whether grappling with the threat of digital disruptors, optimizing complex real-time systems, or leveraging AI to streamline core operations, the authors' real-world examples showcase practical steps any organization can take. From reshaping company identity to discovering quick wins through minimum viable predictions, Ruzicka and Shilo detail methodologies to assess AI readiness, execute effectively across teams, and balance innovation with economic viability.
While underscoring the competitive necessity of adopting AI, AI Driven debunks the myth of what AI really means for enterprises. With vision and iterative experimentation, legacy companies can spearhead category-killing AI solutions. Far from a magic bullet, it takes deliberate digital recalibration to thrive in the age of Digital Darwinism. AI Driven provides the blueprint.
Book Synopsis
The AI Imperative: Innovate or Perish
As artificial intelligence transforms industries, companies must adapt or face extinction in this new era of "Digital Darwinism." In AI Driven, technology practitioners Wolf Ruzicka and Victor Shilo draw on decades of experience guiding Fortune 500 companies through digital revolutions. They clarify for business leaders the various stages of a gradual evolution from a traditional into an AI-powered enterprise using five diverse case studies.
Whether grappling with the threat of digital disruptors, optimizing complex real-time systems, or leveraging AI to streamline core operations, the authors' real-world examples showcase practical steps any organization can take. From reshaping company identity to discovering quick wins through minimum viable predictions, Ruzicka and Shilo detail methodologies to assess AI readiness, execute effectively across teams, and balance innovation with economic viability.
While underscoring the competitive necessity of adopting AI, AI Driven debunks the myth of what AI really means for enterprises. With vision and iterative experimentation, legacy companies can spearhead category-killing AI solutions. Far from a magic bullet, it takes deliberate digital recalibration to thrive in the age of Digital Darwinism. AI Driven provides the blueprint.